The initial feel of the Lenovo ThinkPad W700 'machine'

Take a look at Lenovo's latest mobile workstation to see its "majesty". W700 is bigger, more "muscular" than any ThinkPad computer that we often see.

The first feeling when we get 'close-up' of W700 is to get one. Perhaps because the device is integrated with Wacom digitizer, color-calibration sensor, 640 GB hard drive capacity and dedicated graphics card up to 1GB. W700 is a 'great product' for professional graphic people.

In terms of functionality, W700 is the first laptop to be equipped with Intel's Core 2 Extreme quad-core chip and is the only computer currently owned by Nvidia's Quadro FX3700M GPU with 1GB of video RAM. It also has high-speed DDR3 memory up to 8GB. In addition, W700 also supports multiple connections, including Wi-Fi, BlueToooth, HSDPA.

The W700 also has a 7-in-1 card reader, integrated webcam, 5 USB ports and lots of output ports, such as Dual Link DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort.

HueyPro color correction sensor will be especially useful for professional graphics people when working on WUXGA screens with 920x1200 pixel resolution.

W700 weighs 3.6 kg and uses 2.5-3 hours after each battery charge.

Next to Thinkpad X300, W700 is like a 'giant'. In fact, this Lenovo mobile station computer is not for business people to go around here. W700 is a candidate that can replace desktop computers when working in the office or at home.

As expected, the device will be available in the market in early September, with a starting price of 3,739 USD

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